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Scarlets v Glasgow Live: Kick-off time, TV channel and score updates

The Scarlets will be looking to end a four-match losing run when they play hosts to Glasgow in the United Rugby Championship this evening (5.15pm kick-off).

Dwayne Peel’s team haven’t won since New Year’s Day and lie 13th in the league table, having lost 29-23 at home to Connacht last time out.

Head coach Peel makes seven changes from that defeat, with Gareth Davies starting at scrum-half, having been released from the Wales squad to get some game-time.

He is partnered at half-back by Rhys Patchell, who moves up from the bench, with fellow international Steff Evans also joining the back-line on the wing.

Scotland duo Blade Thomson and Javan Sebastian come into the pack for the meeting with the visitors from north of the border who are coached by former Cardiff boss Danny Wilson.

The Scarlets are still missing 17 players: 11 out injured, the rest away with Wales.

The game is being broadcast live on Premier Sports, but if you don’t have access to that station you can follow all the action via our live blog below.

Scarlets: Tom Rogers; Steff Evans, Johnny Williams, Scott Williams (capt), Ryan Conbeer; Rhys Patchell, Gareth Davies; Steff Thomas, Daf Hughes, Javan Sebastian, Sam Lousi, Jac Price, Blade Thomson, Dan Davis, Sione Kalamafoni.

Replacements: Marc Jones, Kemsley Mathias, Samson Lee, Aaron Shingler, Carwyn Tuipulotu, Dane Blacker, Sam Costelow, Joe Roberts.

Glasgow: Ollie Smith, Josh McKay, Kyle Steyn, Sam Johnson, Cole Forbes, Duncan Weir, Jamie Dobie; Oli Kebble, Johnny Matthews, Simon Berghan, Kiran McDonald, Rob Harley, Ryan Wilson (capt), Ally Miller, Jack Dempsey

Replacements: Fraser Brown, Murphy Walker, Ewan McQuillin, Richie Gray, Thomas Gordon, Jordan Lenac, Ross Thompson, Stafford McDowall.

Referee: Chris Busby

Read more on walesonline.co.uk